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2024 has begun and the exams have rolled over the department to the sound of nervous whispers in the corridors. It's finally coming to an end, but there's no time to catch your breath, because now the semester begins.
Fortunately, the days are slowly getting brighter, and the biting cold has released its icy grip on us. In short, there is good reason to jump into the new semester with renewed energy.
And why not do it with a cup of coffee from the new machine and a newsletter?
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travel reimbursements ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
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Since 2021, it has not been possible to make manual travel reimbursements.
This means that business partners, assessors, lecturers at the Summer University, students and the like who have claims related to field trips, canteen operation etc., cannot get money reimbursed by handing in receipts to the secretariat.
The secretariat does not make travel reimbursements for employees, guests, business partners or the like. You have to do that yourself.
If you are in doubt about how to do it, you can find help here.
The travel department is happy to help and answer questions. You can contact them here.
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For almost 90 years, geologists have discussed how 110 sand mounds on Harrild Hede south of Ikast have arisen. It has not been clear since the archaeologists didn't think they fit in with them either. Now the mystery has been solved in a research project led by Søren Munch Kristiansen.
It turns out that several of the country's largest dunes are man-made. The long dunes should be called sand drift dikes and were created in the 18th and 19th centuries to keep drifting sand away from the fields, meadows, and villages of the time. The dyke has slowly grown to, after many years, become significant dunes.
Read more here. (Only in Danish)
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Grant for Submerged Paleolandscapes
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Marianne Lyngholm Nielsen
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DO YOU HAVE A GOOD STORY?
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Office hours / Nat-Tech and AU partners
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Partners with office hours, room 1672-123:
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Max Anthon Ikkala Lerager, IT supporter | maxl@au.dk | +45 6020 2616
Tuesday 12-15
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Kathrine Kofoed Jensen, HR-partner | kofoed@au.dk | +45 9350 8204
Tuesday 8-12 (uneven weeks)
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Nanna Duelund, HR-supporter | nadk@au.dk | +45 9350 8538
Tuesday 8-12 (even weeks)
Mette Møller Larsen, Business Controller, Finance | mmla@au.dk | +45 6057 1105
Wednesday 8.30-15.30
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Jakob Steen Olesen, Project Finance Controller, Finance | jakob.steen.olesen@au.dk | +45 9352 1027
Wednesday 8-15
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Karen Konradi, PhD partner, The PhD administration | konradi@au.dk | +45 9352 2292
First Thursday of each month 13-15
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Gitte Bindzus Foldager, International Center | gbf@au.dk | +45 2331 6355
Last Thursday of each month
Other partners:
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Ann-Christina Lauring Knudsen (Stine), AU Research Support and External Relations - Research Support Office (FSE) | aclk@au.dk | +45 9352 2209
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Henriette Withen Hansen, AU Research Support and External Relations - Technology Transfer Office (TTO) | hwh@au.dk | +45 4189 3290
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Maja Kragh-Schwartz, AU Research Support and External Relations - Technology Transfer Office (TTO) | mksc@au.dk
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Astrid Marie Hvorslev Svendsen, studies/ courses & exams | ashs@au.dk
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Morten Hjorth Gad, AU Library | mhga@kb.dk
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HR-related questions should be adressed to Nat Tech HR Team 1 | HR.Nat@au.dk
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Questions regarding absence due to sickness, maternity leave or jobs on special terms should be sent to Nat Tech HR Specialist team | Nat-Tech.HR.Team.Specialist@au.dk
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IT support NT, use AU Serviceportal, write to aarhus.st.it@au.dk or call 8715 0944
Monday - Tuesday: 8.00 - 15.30 and Friday: 8.00 - 14.30
AV support call 8715 0944
The above information is also available at: geo.medarbejdere.au.dk/en/
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